Monteverdi: Lamento della Ninfa

[@gothardoaugusto3420]

Sooo Sublime!!!! Thank you Graham, for such experience listening to this beautiful sound!

[@grahamcaldecott]

Thanks so much, really glad you like it.

[@DSZI.ShyHunterBB]

This is just what I needed today! Thank you for the music.

[@grahamcaldecott]

Thanks so much.

[@enricoalecce3801]

Questo è proprio un capolavoro. Complimenti!!!

[@grahamcaldecott]

Grazie mille, lo apprezzo davvero.

[@lubos2011]

ste výnimočný interprét, neviem či sa Vás dá niekde podporiť... aby ste mohli rozvinúť Váš talent,

[@grahamcaldecott]

Thanks so, so much for such generous comments.

[@OrzoMondo]

Bach is the master, but Monteverdi is the man. He hailed from Cremona (same birthplace of the Stradivari family), but ended up in Venice, he's buried in the Basilica di Santa Maria Gloriosa dei Frari, alongside Titian and Antonio Canova. So yes, Vivaldi is the Venetian musician par excellence, but dang, Monteverdi might be considered the greatest.

[@grahamcaldecott]

`You might be right, I'm listening to a lot Monti at the moment most of which is new to me, including this one. It's astonishing that he was able to write this incredible piece with simplest 4 note bass pattern. The only time I've Venice was in the late 80's when I stayed right next to the Frari but back then was more keen on doing the Don't Look Now trail.

[@OrzoMondo]

@@grahamcaldecott Ugh, that was some dark movie.

[@grahamcaldecott]

@@OrzoMondo Ha, It was but there were so many beautiful moments that override that darkness.

[@OrzoMondo]

@@grahamcaldecott well, what a coincidence that yesterday Donald Sutherland passed away

[@grahamcaldecott]

@@OrzoMondo NO!

[@thomashamela612]

🌺🍀🌼🪻🌹💐🎭🦋

[@grahamcaldecott]

Thanks so much!!!